Two-Way Is Alive And Well (1976)

By Donald T. Rozak, TOCOM, Inc.

This paper deals with certain technical, operational, and economic considerations and features relating to interactive bidirectional CATV systems developed and installed by TOCOM, Inc. at several locations. Extensive operational field experience has provided TOCOM with a fully-operational two-way system design and production home terminal units that are generating additional, paid services in these systems. Inherent features of the TOCOM system provide faster. more accurate system maintenance techniques and an array of interactive functions, including effective "per-program" pay-TV mechanisms. The services described represent a new market for CATV systems with the TOCOM capability.

By clicking the "Download Paper" button, you are agreeing to our terms and conditions.

Similar Papers

Two-Way Is Alive And Well
By Donald T. Rozak, TOCOM, Inc.
1976
Technical Considerations In The Design And Operation Of A Two-Way CATV System In A Major Market Area
By G. c. Kleykamp, UA-Columbia Cablevision, Inc.
1978
Two Way Cable TVCommunications For Centralized Traffic Control Systems
By Charles Farell, TOCOM, Inc
1980
Operational Considerations Associated With Two Way Cable Systems
By David L. Leininger and Donald J. Schiller, Las Colinas Association
1980
The Rockford Two-Way Cable Project: Existing And Projected Technology
By James B. Wright, Rockford Cablevision, Inc. & Martin P. Block and Robert E. Yadon, Michigan State University
1978
RF Converters Are Alive And Well!
By Lindsay H. Miller, General Instrument Corporation Jerrold Division
1983
Industrial Two-Way CATV Systems
By Harold W, Katz, Interactive Systems, Inc,
1974
The Real World Of Two-Way
By J. I. Dixon, Director of Engineering, TeleCable Corporation
1972
Two-Way Plant Characterization
By Albert J. Kim, Rogers Engineering
1995
Two-Way System Experiences
By D. Stevens McVoy, Coaxial Scientific Corporation
1975
More Results >>